Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) Faculty of Health

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1 Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) Faculty of Health

2 Program Offerings Undergraduate Degrees Bachelor of Psychiatric Nursing (BPN) Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Bachelor of Science Advanced Entry(BSN-AE) Diploma Acupuncture Diploma Program (TCM-A) Certificate Programs Graduate Nurse Internationally Educated (GNIE) Health Care Assistant Program (HCAP) Health Unit Coordinator (HUC) Health Foundations Program (HF)

3 FoH Program Offerings PROGRAM DESIGNATION LENGTH SEATS PER INTAKE Bachelor of Psychiatric Nursing Bachelor of Science in Nursing Bachelor of Science in Nursing Adv Entry Graduate Nurse Internationally Educated Degree Degree 3 years following completion of HF 3 years following completion of HF INTAKES 40 May 2018 Full-time 32 Sept 2017 Jan 2018 FT/PT PROGRAM DELIVERY Full-time Degree 27 months 40 Sept Full-time Certificate 12 months 35 May Sept Health Foundations Certificate 1 year FT, flexible PT 60 Sept, Jan May Health Unit Certificate 3 semesters 24 Sept (Day) Coordinator Jan (Eve) Full-time Full-time Part time Full-time Health Care Assistant Certificate 2 semesters 32 Sept Jan Full-time Traditional Chinese Medicine-Acupuncture Diploma 2 years 35 Sept Full-time

4 Certificate in Health Foundations

5 Courses in the HF Semesters One and Two Anthropology 1100 Biology 1160 & 1260 (Anatomy & Physiology I & II) English 1100 Health 1100 Mental Wellness and Communication Health 1150 Personal Care Skills Lab 1 Health 1180 Introduction to Research Health Science 1115 Intro to Health Sciences Psychology 1100 Sociology 1125

6 Admission Requirements for Health Foundations Year BC English 12 (or equivalent) with a minimum grade of C+; or undergraduate equivalent

7 Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)

8 Where do Registered Nurses Work? 89.3% in Direct Patient Care - 63% in the hospital - 14% in the community - 9.6% in Long Term Care 6.5% in Administration 3.6% in Education 0.7% in Research

9 Minimum Declaration Criteria Completion of HF Certificate with a cumulative GPA of 2.33 with no grade lower than C in all required courses, including electives. 30 hours volunteer work with letter of reference.

10 Selection of Qualified Applicants Only students who meet all of the program s admission requirements as outlined above will be considered for admission. Declaration is competitive; meeting the admission criteria does not guarantee admission into the program.

11 Declaration Deadlines September Intake May 15 January Intake October 1

12 Bachelor of Psychiatric Nursing (BPN)

13 Where do RPNs Work? Direct Patient Care Across Canada Hospital (44%) Community mental health (28%) Other community programs (18%) i.e. long term care, non-profit programs, nursing homes

14 Minimum Declaration Criteria Completion of HF Certificate with a cumulative GPA of 2.33 with no grade lower than C in all required courses, including electives. 30 hours volunteer work with letter of reference.

15 Selection of Qualified Applicants Only students who meet all of the program s admission requirements as outlined above will be considered for admission. Declaration is competitive; meeting the admission criteria does not guarantee admission into the program.

16 Declaration Dates May Intake Completion of HF Program required

17 Bachelor of Science in Nursing Advanced Entry(BSN AE)

18 Overview of the BSN-PB Program Methods of Blended Delivery Prepares students with a previous degree in 28 months Includes two Residencies and two Capstone Practice courses Strong use of High Fidelity Simulation Labs to reinforce practice All other courses are taken online Other practice courses include Primary Health Care, Families Content is richly enhanced with interactive & creative technologies

19 Program Admission Requirements (pending revision for 2017/18 intakes) Successful completion of a recognized undergraduate degree within last 6 years, including 60 university credits (pending revision to 30 credits at 3 rd and 4 th year level, with a cumulative GPA 2.67) 1st year anatomy and physiology (BIOL 1160 and BIOL 1260) * (pending revision to minimum C+) 3 credits in Humanities, Social Sciences or Arts * 6 credits of English * (pending revision to 3 credits at a minimum C+) Note: Effective September 2017 BPN graduates who have practicing membership with the CRPNBC, with no conditions, and are currently employed as Registered Psychiatric Nurses (RPN) will be considered for advanced placement into semester 3 of the program, pending seat availability.

20 Residencies include Lab Skills

21 Application Dates September Intake November 1 March 1

22 Health Care Assistant (HCAP) Certificate

23 Program Outline The program is 2 semesters long The intake for each class is 32 students There are two program intakes a year September January The program has 35 credits

24 Sample Student Placements Dr. Al Hogg Pavilion, Peace Arch Hospital Weatherby Pavilion, Peace Arch Hospital Delta Hospital Care Life Center Deltaview Habilitation Centre North Crest Care Center Evergreen Baptist Care Society Kinsmen Retirement Center Czorny Alzheimer Center George Pearson Center-Shared Learning Unit Bayshore Home Health Come Share Society Connect Communities Kin Village Assisted Living Augustine House Assisted Living Evergreen Heights Assisted Living Empress Suites Assisted Living

25 Beyond the Program Home Support ongoing demand for workers Facilities more seasonal but also hiring Hired as casual staff initially Recent graduates report successful job search New facilities being built in Fraser Health Region Grads are being hired in acute and long term care settings

26 Admission Requirements English 12, with a grade of C or an acceptable English language assessment score Food Safe Level 1 Tuberculosis (TB) test A valid Standard First Aid Certificate CPR Level C A criminal record search completed within six months of entry to program Note: Proof of immunization (required prior to beginning of first clinical placement)

27 Application Dates September Intake November 1 March 1 January Intake March 1 August 1

28 Health Unit Coordinator (HUC) Certificate

29 What is a Unit Coordinator? Positioned as first contact on a nursing unit Often on the phone Communication link between the doctor s orders and the nurse Information resource for all staff Work in acute, long term and extended care settings

30 Attributes of a Unit Coordinator Detail oriented Self directed Enjoy working in a team environment Exceptional professionalism, communication and interpersonal skills Patience and composure when working in stressful, high acuity environments Advanced organizing and prioritizing skills Ability to multitask Willingness to do shift work

31 Program Outline Enrollment is limited to 24 students 2 semesters of classroom theory 2 observation days 2 hospital tours HAUC Practicum 160 hours hands-on Computer training will be provided 2 weeks pre-practicum 4 weeks of practicum on a hospital unit Students must attend scheduled training and practicum

32 Beyond the Program High demand for Unit Coordinators with the expansion of facilities, Surrey Memorial Hospital, Vancouver General Hospital and Abbotsford Regional Hospital Agencies have been contacting our program to fill vacancies HAUC grads can also apply to work in Health Records, Admitting, Outpatient Clinics and BC Patient Transfer Network Graduates can expect to earn $21.68 plus 11.8% in lieu of benefits and vacation pay as a casual employee

33 Admission Requirements KPU s undergraduate English proficiency requirement Typing speed 40 wpm (50 wpm prior to HAUC 1200 Practicum) Attend a Health Unit Coordinator Information Session Criminal record search completed within 3 months prior to enrolment * Computer office skills and Grade 12 or GED are recommended

34 Application Dates September Intake November 1 March 1 Full-time day program January Intake March 1 August 1 Full-time evening program

35 Traditional Chinese Medicine Acupuncture (TCM-A)

36 What is TCM? TCM is a broad range of medical practices based on a tradition of more than 2000 years, including various forms of acupuncture, herbal medicine, Chinese style massage, exercise and dietary therapy. It is primarily used as a complementary and alternative medicine approach.

37 Program Outline The program is 2 years in length The intake for each class is 35 students There will be one program intake in September The program is currently 86 credits Admission into the program requires English 12 C+ and CPR level C

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